DB funding sees little change over April despite political uncertainty

James Phillips
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The combined funding level of the UK's defined benefit (DB) schemes stayed stable over April with just a £10bn increase in deficit, JLT Employee Benefits has estimated.

At the end of last month, the aggregate deficit for all UK private sector DB schemes was £182bn on the IAS 19 accounting measure, the consultancy calculated. Liabilities remained largely unmoved at...

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